fiction magazines
Serialized narrative periodicals
Fiction magazines are periodicals that publish short stories, novellas, or serialized novels.
They flourished in the early twentieth century as pulp magazines covering genres like science fiction, detective stories, and romance.
Though largely displaced by other media, some survive: The New Yorker still publishes literary fiction, Asimov's Science Fiction has run since 1977.
- zineSelf-published small periodical
- fantasyImaginative mental wandering
- mysterySomething unexplained or unknown
- magical realismFiction blending miraculous and mundane
- anthologyCollected literary works volume
horror · special edition · back issues · romance · digest · collectors · slush pile · academics · newsstand · cover art · adventure · book clubs · short stories · submissions · editorial guidelines
- literary periodicalsliterary journals, literary essays, literary commentary, online journals, quarterly reviews
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Periodicals covering current events
newspapers · academic journals · scientific journals · scholarly journals · trade publications
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Extended prose fiction
newspapers · daily papers · encyclopedias · monographs · collected works
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Written usage directions
trade publications · research journals · news bulletins · consumer reports
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